The vampire players were caught completely off guard—and overjoyed—when the second chapter of their race's main quest went live.
This was especially true for the newcomers. They regretted missing the supposedly thrilling first chapter, and even before entering the game, they could find on the forums a short video of the "Crimson Defense," edited by the Great Sage from the best moments of countless players. They, too, were drawn in by the deliberately highlighted heroism and the astonishing scenes.
Though the battle had taken place in the sewers, and many people jokingly called it the "Sewer Defense," all the players and spectators knew that this fierce battle was one of Transia's "wars of independence."
Its significance to this land was extraordinary.
It was only after Lord Murphy defeated Colando, the ambitious schemer of the Wolfsbane Clan, that he secured the Blood Eagle Clan's undisputed claim to Transia.
Naturally, this was something worth writing about at length. Under the circumstances, the arrival of the second chapter of the race's main quest was all the more exciting.
But as the vampire players celebrated, the patience of players from other races—both on the forums and in the game—had reached its limit.
Although the game currently offered only vampires and humans, with the half-elf race still being tested through Lumina's actions, that did nothing to stop the vast numbers of human players from clamoring on every platform for an epic race quest of their own!
The vampires were already on chapter two of their main quest, while the humans didn't even have a prologue. Wasn't that a little hard to justify?
Were they playing favorites?
They'd better watch out, or everyone would band together and file a complaint!
Everyone knew the vampire race was the developers' favorite child, but those lousy planners couldn't play